Delhi Air Pollution: Are Harsher Penalties for Stubble Burning Missing the Mark?
Year after year, Delhi's air becomes dangerously toxic. Why are the government's measures to curb air pollution failing? What will it take to combat poor air quality in the capital?
Are sadness and fear blessings in disguise? Study says they can reduce distraction
According to a study, while sadness and fear helped in enhancing accuracy, anger had a negative impact on the participants.
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Thousands of cars face RECALL over fresh ‘dieselgate’ scandal with 20 brands in the firing line
while any resulting recalls would be paid for by car makers. In 2022, VW paid £193 million to over 90,000 UK drivers after the 2015 scandal. Emily Kearsey, a lawyer at ClientEarth, said: “Excess ...
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EPA orders vehicle modification device manufacturer to pay nearly $3 million: '[It] has gone on for far too long'
"EPA will use all of its enforcement tools to hold polluters ... accountable until these illegal practices stop." EPA orders ...
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Restricting cars in cities: a cost-benefit analysis of Low Emission Zones
with the aim of lowering air pollution levels and improving the quality of life for people who live and work there. Most are doing this by introducing Low Emission Zones (LEZs) in their city centres.
Bengaluru cops urge IT employees to use public transport at least once a week: Report
Officials encouraged IT employees to use public transport weekly, suggesting a potential 20 per cent traffic reduction if 50 per cent participate.
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🚆 The most dangerous pollution from cars: is it really from the exhaust pipe? 💨
A car loses up to 0.0053 ounces (151 mg) of rubber per mile (kilometer) driven. These microparticles go unnoticed by air quality monitoring systems. They disperse and eventually end up in our lungs.